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reddi-wip uses real dairy cream. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. >>> we're talking about america's two-tiered justice system, and we are here with christopher duicky, and this conversation has been fascinating about the double standards. what ultimately do you think is the way to restore to get back to the rule of law given the very real obstacles that there are. there's a case to be made. to briefly outline it, you saw instincts, very strong powerful instincts in the administration to pursue the rule of law at the beginning. there was the executive order that they were going to close gonzal guantanamo, and they nominated johnson, a strong defender of civil liberties, and one of the biggest critics of the torture regime, and that was met with a massive backlash, and it seemed like that backlash was successful, that it did coward them a little bit. what do you see as restoring the rule of law? >> well, when the rule of law becomes eroded, and the political institutions don't work any longer to eer effect . and we
reddi-wip uses real dairy cream. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. >>> we're talking about america's two-tiered justice system, and we are here with christopher duicky, and this conversation has been fascinating about the double standards. what ultimately do you think is the way to restore to get back to the rule of law given the very real obstacles that there are. there's a case to be made. to briefly outline it, you saw instincts, very strong powerful instincts in the...
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joining us p.j. crowley, former assistant secretary of state for public affairs, under president obama. a 26-year-old veteran of the air force, the omar bradley chair and strategic leadership at dickinson college, penn state law and thank you for joining us. >> good morning, chris. >> given the costs of the war that i just reeled off. this is the iconic example of the government doing something unjust and being unable to stop it it and watching in horror as it unfolded, what was your reaction yesterday to the announcement from president obama that this was finally coming to a close? >> well, i see this in terms of the beginning of a normal relationship between the united states and iraq. i'm scratching my head as some of the reaction of the republican candidates. we have helped make iraq a sovereign country, as you just detailed at a tremendous cost that cannot be sustained or duplicated in any other context. we will find a way to continue to support iraq. we will develop a partnership with iraq. it
joining us p.j. crowley, former assistant secretary of state for public affairs, under president obama. a 26-year-old veteran of the air force, the omar bradley chair and strategic leadership at dickinson college, penn state law and thank you for joining us. >> good morning, chris. >> given the costs of the war that i just reeled off. this is the iconic example of the government doing something unjust and being unable to stop it it and watching in horror as it unfolded, what was...
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kind enough to join us. tim and maria also with us. here's a quote attributed to president obama on the passing of steve jobs that reads, we haven't just lost a great innovator, lost a person who had his stuff together and knew what was going on. made up from "the onion." last american who knew what the -- [ muted ] he was doing dies. i loved that piece. it captures a feeling that here was, as dan was saying, we've had tremendous failure. one person who at the very least seemed super competent at what he was doing. >> oh, yeah. steve jobs is a visionary who was impossible to deal with as a human being. be clear about that. impossible to deal with, but the thing that was most admirable about him was that he was incredibly good at his job. you know? like that aura of confidence that surrounded him was something that people really treasured in the tech industry. >> and really rooted in, i think it was rooted in actual confidence. right? people will sometimes talk about the reality distortion field that surrounded steve jobs, rooted in the
kind enough to join us. tim and maria also with us. here's a quote attributed to president obama on the passing of steve jobs that reads, we haven't just lost a great innovator, lost a person who had his stuff together and knew what was going on. made up from "the onion." last american who knew what the -- [ muted ] he was doing dies. i loved that piece. it captures a feeling that here was, as dan was saying, we've had tremendous failure. one person who at the very least seemed super...